MongoDB is used at my work but because of my role I don’t have to interact with it. I don’t know much about it but apparently row entries don’t have to conform to schema too strictly or something like that. Is that correct? Also they have a weird license.
It has some neat caching features, but like pretty much all non-SQL dbs, they fail the ACID tests and aren’t too good for data integrity. I remember trying to get foreign key type constraints working like they should was awful.
MongoDB is used at my work but because of my role I don’t have to interact with it. I don’t know much about it but apparently row entries don’t have to conform to schema too strictly or something like that. Is that correct? Also they have a weird license.
It has some neat caching features, but like pretty much all non-SQL dbs, they fail the ACID tests and aren’t too good for data integrity. I remember trying to get foreign key type constraints working like they should was awful.